I read online that with Google Chrome, you can make incognito the default mode if you right click the icon and go to properties and add "-incognito". Here's the proof. I tried adding "-stealth" at the end of the start in section in the properties window and it stated the command was not valid. How do I change the default window in CCleaner Browser to be stealth mode?
That incognito switch tacked onto the end of the target in an already pre-made shortcut should work with Chrome/Chromium and the "clones" of those, unless of course they've did things completely differently in CC Browser.
Try this (note I have not used CC Browser yet, just assuming it works in accordance with other Chrome/Chromium based browsers):
1. Right-click the CC Browser shortcut, click Properties, then click the Shortcut tab:
2. Find the Target:, this points to where the .EXE file resides and what the shortcut will run, then paste this at the end of it:
-incognito
Should look similar to this, using generic names here:
"C:\Path To A Chrome-Chromium Based Browser\BrowserExecutableFile.exe" -incognito
3. Start CC Browser to see if it's running in Incognito mode (or whatever they may be calling it instead).